Punishment - Revision history

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 Punishment is the infliction or imposition of a penalty/consequence as retribution for an offense; it does not necessitate physical action by definition.
-Punishment in the context of [[BDSM]] is most frequently discussed as part of a [[consent| consensual]] [[M/s]] dynamic.
+Punishment in the context of [[BDSM]] is most frequently discussed as part of a [[consent| consensual]] [[M/s]] dynamic.  It is important to remember that different individuals will need different forms of consequence applied in order to be successful.
 == Funishment ==

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	Controversy also exists as to whether or not corporal punishment is appropriate for any given dynamic, many agree corporal punishment is best used as a form [[Conditioning#How_Operant_Conditioning_Works\| operant conditioning]] when all other [[Slave Training\| training methods]] have failed.		Controversy also exists as to whether or not corporal punishment is appropriate for any given dynamic, many agree corporal punishment is best used as a form [[Conditioning#How_Operant_Conditioning_Works\| operant conditioning]] when all other [[Slave Training\| training methods]] have failed.
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		+	Many also proclaim that in many cases, appropriate use of positive reinforcement can prevent the need for punishment dynamics when all participants are healthy and emotionally mature adults.

	[[Category:Power Exchange]][[Category: Slave Training]]		[[Category:Power Exchange]][[Category: Slave Training]]

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−	Punishment is the infliction or imposition of a penalty/consequence as retribution for an offense.	+	Punishment is the infliction or imposition of a penalty/consequence as retribution for an offense; it does not necessitate physical action by definition.

	Punishment in the context of [[BDSM]] is most frequently discussed as part of a [[consent\| consensual]] [[M/s]] dynamic.		Punishment in the context of [[BDSM]] is most frequently discussed as part of a [[consent\| consensual]] [[M/s]] dynamic.

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	Many in [[Power Exchange]] [[relationships]] report that they prefer not to use any form of physical punishment as they prefer to view any sort of acting out or failure to comply on the part of the s-type as an opportunity for discussion and retraining, however as these are direct consequences from disapproved actions, within the definition of this article, these are still technically punishments, even if they are done in an exceptionally loving and sensitive manner.		Many in [[Power Exchange]] [[relationships]] report that they prefer not to use any form of physical punishment as they prefer to view any sort of acting out or failure to comply on the part of the s-type as an opportunity for discussion and retraining, however as these are direct consequences from disapproved actions, within the definition of this article, these are still technically punishments, even if they are done in an exceptionally loving and sensitive manner.
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		+	Controversy also exists as to whether or not corporal punishment is appropriate for any given dynamic, many agree corporal punishment is best used as a form [[Conditioning#How_Operant_Conditioning_Works\| operant conditioning]] when all other [[Slave Training\| training methods]] have failed.

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 *Punishment also allows the s-type to eliminate guilt and move forward after the punishment is applied.
 *The d-type must not punish while angry, or for something that isn't trained for, and must never fail to punish for a set protocol or it will destroy the structure put in place. As such, a D-type must not put more protocols into place than they are willing to enforce.
-*Ignoring should not be used as punishment unless there is no reasonable alternative.  Similarly, pain punishment is very rarely effective, especially concerning [[brat| brats]] and [[masochist| masochists]] that thrive on negative attention and thus physical punishment is only recommended as a form of operant [[conditioning]] when all other forms of [[slave training| training]] have failed.
+*Ignoring should not be used as punishment unless there is no reasonable alternative.  Similarly, pain punishment is very rarely effective, especially concerning [[bratting| brats]] and [[masochist| masochists]] that thrive on negative attention and thus physical punishment is only recommended as a form of operant [[conditioning]] when all other forms of [[slave training| training]] have failed.
 === How to Responsibly Punish ===

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 Common wisdom implies you don't punish what you haven't trained, meaning, if the d-type did not train the s-type a very specific thing over a period of time it is not to be punished for, but instead to be trained for.
-From that work is extrapolated the following ideas:
+From the above work is extrapolated the following ideas:
 === Functions of Responsible Punishment ===

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 Responsible of Punishment is an idea put forth by LT Morrison in the Devil in the details series[http://www.amazon.com/Devil-In-The-Details-Mentoring-ebook/dp/B005VRKTU8] and is an idea that applies punishment to [[power exchange]] dynamics.
-Common wisdom implies you don't punish what you haven't trained, meaning, if the d-type did not train the s-type a very specific thing over a period of time it is not to be punished for.
+Common wisdom implies you don't punish what you haven't trained, meaning, if the d-type did not train the s-type a very specific thing over a period of time it is not to be punished for, but instead to be trained for.
 From that work is extrapolated the following ideas:

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	Responsible of Punishment is an idea put forth by LT Morrison in the Devil in the details series[http://www.amazon.com/Devil-In-The-Details-Mentoring-ebook/dp/B005VRKTU8] and is an idea that applies punishment to [[power exchange]] dynamics.		Responsible of Punishment is an idea put forth by LT Morrison in the Devil in the details series[http://www.amazon.com/Devil-In-The-Details-Mentoring-ebook/dp/B005VRKTU8] and is an idea that applies punishment to [[power exchange]] dynamics.
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		+	Common wisdom implies you don't punish what you haven't trained, meaning, if the d-type did not train the s-type a very specific thing over a period of time it is not to be punished for.

	From that work is extrapolated the following ideas:		From that work is extrapolated the following ideas: